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Gamecc Football Signees Juni Tim Clar Carolina head football coach A1 Jim Carlen has announced the linei signing of 20 hieh school nlavpr? ? _ - ?0-- i j " midl and four junior college recruits to 4,^22 national letters of intent. j'uni Den The 24 signees for the 11, Gamecocks are: Gordon Beckham Aca< (6-1, 1955), back, Westminster High, Atlanta, Ga.; Fred A1 Chalmers (6-2, 250), lineman, 3,25 Newberry High, Newberry; Cas Mili Danielowski ffi-9 990 linpmnn c??,. xw ?V/, UV.UI Columbia High, Columbia; Chuck New Finney (6-0, 180), back, Miami Com Norland High, Miami, Fla.; Mark linei Fleetwood (5-11, 175), back- Den placekicker, Lakeside High, bad Atlanta, Ga.; Mark Florio (6-0, Ton 180), back, West Springfield High, Wei Springfield, Va. Spri Also, J.D. Fuller (6-1, 205), A1 lineman, Clinton High, Clinton; bad Jerry Habersham (6-2, 215), Ga< lineman, Treutlen High, Soperton, linei Ga.; Walt Kater (6-2, 215), Colli lineman, Mesa Community Grej College (Ariz.), Steelton, Pa.; Tim Mar Lee (6-3, 190), punter, West Car- Va.; teret High, Morehead, N.C.; Mike line Long (6-3. 205). back. Coffevville Som use Rugt invited to \ The Carolina Rugby Club Gam remains undefeated after its first posir three outings of the spring season. try, The first victory came in early Caro Fphrnarv in a rriaf^h aoaincf fho Medical College of Georgia, MCG. atter Veteran player Tommy Deredita Th dropkicked a field goal from thirty scort yards out, scoring three points, by a The MCG team, from Augusta, The < scored a goal, or try, worth four was* points and followed with a field 1 goal to make the score 7-3. agaii Mark Morris, kicker for the IJSC sche< club, scored two field goals, at Colle three points apiece; the first from provi thirty-five yards out and the pow second from forty-five yards. This wide* brought the score to its eventual throu outcome of 98-7. Gam The following weekend was andf ot>en. which eavp thp nwoprs tim#? Th< ? O" - ? OOvb M to practice old tactics and initiate Club' new plays into the game. A tourn scheduled match with the the C Charleston-based Citadel club was local unfortunately canceled due to the team weather conditions as a result of as I the recent snow and ice storm. Char Tha TICT olnK :*?- ? ? mi/ ultv viuu lcduiuru j^iciy wiiu ui:i)ic a pick-up game with the Ad( Charleston Rugby Club, a separate be p entity from the Citadel. Marty Invit Molkien, playing among the USC sprin backs, made the first score for the tourn ATTENTIO >ck sport short or College, Coffeyville, Kan.; Tl^CLClC 77 Marable (6-3, 195), lineman, MURFREESBC ke Central High, Athens, Ga. Seven members so, Paul Martin (6-1, 215), track team will nan, Coral Gables High, Middle Tennesse mi, Fla.; Donnie McDaniel (6- Invitational her< 5), lineman, Arizona Western Murphy Athletic C or College (Yuma, Ariz.), This will be the ver, Colo. ; Dalton Prickett (5- the year for colk 170), back, Hammond make qualifying s Jemy, Columbia. NCAA Indoor Ch; for Saturday, M? Iso, Andrew Provence (6- Arena in Detroi 0), lineman, Benedictine Charlie Strong \ tary, Savannah, Ga.; Hank athletes in Mi 'ggin (6-2, 212), lineman, eluding junior G< 'town High, Sandy Hook, Spartanburg, n.; George Smith (5-10, 230), Thomas has lea man, Denmark-Olar High, long jump this sea mark; Freddy Snow (6-0,190), effort of 25-2 for c, Duluth High, Duluth, Ga.; talented sprinter1 i Thomas (6-2, 195), lineman, in the 60 yard das 5t Springfield High, of 6.3, while 6.1 ngfield, Va. standard. CA Trni? /1* * ^ v * * ? ov/, nuj xiiuin<as> *a-iu, iyd;, Kicnard Sale, a i, Valdosta High, Valdosta, Manassas, Va., hi John Tolbert (6-4, 245), in the 1,000 yar nan, Arizona Western Junior which is only .5 of ege (Yuma, Ariz.), Alton, 111.; of2:10.5. I Turner (5-10, 190), lineman, Freshman Tim tinsville High, Martinsville, Manassas, will t Scott Whitaker (6-2, 190), qualifying time man, Somerville High, mile. His best ef erville, N.J. 4:11.0. >y Club undefe three tournam< ecocks by eluding the op- has an excellent ig fullback and going in for the ning. racking up four points for lina. Morris, with consistent The Orlando Ir , kicked in the conversion international affa npt, good for two points. with such clubs a e Charleston team was able to Georgetown Uni i one try, which was followed from the Bahama 30-yard field goal by Morris. will be participati eventual outcome of the game exposure should mother win for USC, 9-4. least good expe ^he Carolina ruggers played Carolina ruggers, i the next day, Feb. 25, in a J. . 1 | A _ 1 1 . ' juicu iiiaicn againsi snerman mm ge of Spartanburg. This club id to be no match for the erful Gamecocks, as B t: spread scoring was shared VBHsHlflBtH ighout the ranks of the atlantic i ecocks leading to an eventual M Se inal score of 52-0. 3 Carolina Rugby Football I Nyitipno s next engagement is in a | lament sponsored jointly by g Piref lharleston Rugby Club and a I EC51 beer distributorship. Other I SKS5SSSSSS s from around the state, such Atlantic ii filton Head and the two U Taxi leston teams will be par- I starring iitionally, the USC club will 1 articipating in the Orlando ational Tournament over >g break, followed by the state lament, w^ich the USC club ?HBhHbSS N BEACH LOVFR! 10 rooms remain on our March 25-30 We will offer these remaining rooms for 5 room or $70/night for our larger room that prime ocean front or ocean view room >laza Hotel located directly on the beac tic Ave. in Daytona. t be left out in the cold! Call us immed om. 1-800-325-0439 U Parkado Pla/a Suito 11 I /A Columbia. Mo. 65201 | M jjffffWi S Tennis?^ IGOt SCt "Losing Peter for an ind >RO, Tenn. ? time will hurt us a lot," ! of the Carolina said. "He was playing the t compete in the his position of anybody on th< TnHrknr whpn hp oa\ hurt Wp'11 mis e Saturday at but we just have to pick \ 'enter. slack." final attempt on igiate athletes to WHETHER THE slack is standards for the up in Texas may well be ampionships, set mined by the play of Bob Det arch 10 at Cobo junior college transfer t, Mich. Coach California, who feels he is uf vill have seven challenge. irfreesboro, in- "I've had some injuries la Jorge Thomas of but I hope that is all behi now," he said. "I'm re? iped 24-5?/4 in the play." ison and needs an _ the NCAA's The 4 LOOKING AT THE upc will also compete tournament, Detnch noted ;h. He has a time has a good team, but all we 1 is the qualifying do to ^t them is to play like capable; if we do that we ca _ . c almost anybody. Also, is a personal best ' king fo ?rd t0 8ett,f"g a j - 0 -1 n chance at Texas in the \ a run of 2:11.0, H ? f the cutoff mark c. '.. f. n , , Should the Gamecocks get i colas also of Horned Toads, they wil1 < ry to make the rematch against Texas' J ] lul dealt USC its first loss of 4:05.0 in the season Also Detrich fort this year is season. Also, uetricn ated> C$3B ents chance of win- iwwmp j0sm i mm lvitational is an orv ir in that along llioUam Sve?^tyStatteams I 'TIL 1:30pm ^ s and Argentina [ ' ng. This worldly H M ? prove to be at LUIlCllf rience for the S j __J H On wwhbi i #cho!c?of I ? SHORT S m i i 2_j I Hap Bo Jnhnc 5 I fiSflWim AA <* t5s& yg?r BBS? ^TW M Time j| B BUD PI 1 |j1 -Vr I t . BBS' ?-?r I Tues i 5! I SPA ^ NOTHING BEATS/ npage 18 efinite forward to playing doubles with Smarr Kramer. "We're been doing real >est at well in practice together, and he's 3 team a very tough player.'' s him, jp the All the Gamecocks need to be tough this weekend as their coach assessed before the tourney. "With picked the kind of competition we'll face deter- there, if we go 2-2 we're in good rich, a shape." from > to the H 1 zi ~ st fall, jra . : <' : me , idy to ] oming 'Tcu : | iave to \ wv 1 iw^re HBL tej wpVp hi ? ^bn^;:i nother _ jLjfir second T**' * '"%v'~ S-tfX by the MhbmM^_ \ 5\ j jam a ju t which *raHB iMbmIb gjg smart eon Special I ly $1.99 | OSSED SALAD | DRESSING I i! CH CEP TEA M py Hour 1 EVERY DAY 4 - 7 H UO 30' H TCHER $1.35 | lite Special I GHEITf I waiy yy m losewood Drivel urs 1 1:30am - lam jl 1 1:30am - 2am A k PIZZA FROM CHANELO'S